Short YouTube advice clip (by Trenton Luera) about how to talk to college coaches during recruiting. Warns recruiters not to respond "no" when a coach asks if they have questions; instead, ask a personalized question about the school to show interest. Begins by offering a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ coach emails and ends with a follow-for-more CTA.
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Do not ever say this is a college coach first. If you want to start talking to college coaches but don't know where to start, DM me the word coaches and I'll DM you my free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches emails the success of your recruiting relies on how strongly you talk to college coaches. If you do not know how to talk to a college coach correctly, then you are going to miss out on tens of scholarship opportunities. When you're wrapping up a conversation with a college coach, he's most likely going to ask you any questions. The last thing you want to say is no. Because if you say no, then you're showing the coach that hey, I don't care about your program and you're just missing out on an amazing opportunity to impress the coach even further. So instead you should be asking him some kind of personalized question based on his school or personal situation. This will lead you to way more interest in a way better situation. Be sure to follow for more recruiting tips like this.